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# PL_PROVISIONING_BACKEND=directory
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# PL_DIRECTORY_PROVIDERS=scim
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# PL_DIRECTORY_SCIM_PORT=[required]
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# PL_DIRECTORY_SCIM_URL=http://localhost:5000
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# PL_DIRECTORY_SCIM_PORT=5000
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# =============================================================================
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# SERVER
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# PL_SERVER_VERIFY_EMAIL_ON_SIGNUP=true
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# PL_SERVER_DEFAULT_AUTH_TYPES=email
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# PL_SERVER_DISABLE_SIGNUP=false
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# PL_SERVER_SCIM_SERVER_URL=http://localhost:5000
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# =============================================================================
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# PWA
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step 4.
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3. In your Active Directory, create a new Enterprise application (you can name
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id "Padloc", for example) and choose Automatic provisioning.
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4. Enter the proper `Tenant URL` (you) and `Secret Token` values you got from
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step 2.
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4. Enter the proper `Tenant URL` and `Secret Token` values you got from step 2.
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5. Test the connection, it should pass.
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That is it. You can now optionally try "Provision on demand" to manually
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provision some user, or simply "Start provisioning" to get it automatically
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synchronizing values every X minutes, depending on your setup.
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**NOTE:** If you'd like to setup Google Workspaces provisioning instead, there's
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a way which doesn't support groups, and requires the first login from the Google
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console, if you're self-hosting and don't mind changing your local code. You can
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read more about it at https://github.com/padloc/padloc/pull/456
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